Harry Potter: This savior is a bit bad

Chapter 330 Stubborn Ron

"Anyone else want to try?" Hagrid looked at the Gryffindor students expectantly again, "It could help the house get extra points!"

He was eager to make a comeback.

Unfortunately, with Draco's outstanding performance before, he was not sure that he could perform better and was somewhat hesitant.

After all, the hippogriff is introduced in the book as a very ferocious animal.

"I want to try it too."

Finally, someone among the Gryffindor students raised his arm tremblingly.

People made way for him.

It's Ron's voice!

He has always been a low-key person, so how could he be willing to rush to the front?

Under the mocking gazes of the Slytherins, the red-haired boy's face turned red.

But he still looked at Hagrid firmly.

Is it to save face for Gryffindor?

Because of Ginny and Colin, Gryffindor's points were deducted into negative numbers.

Draco's actions with the Hippogriff were unmatched, and now that he had shown up, was he expecting himself to perform better?

Neville whispered: "Ron, it's very dangerous..."

"Don't stop me!" The red-haired boy was embarrassed and annoyed, and pushed Neville away.

His sister deducted so many points from Gryffindor that the Weasley family couldn't hold their heads up in Gryffindor.

Parsi is good in both character and academics, so he can have more opportunities to get extra points.

And even though he studied very hard, he still couldn't get any extra points for his performance in class.

Except for Neville, everyone else slowly isolated him because of Ginny's matter.

He was eager to perform, thinking he had a good opportunity.

For the honor of the group...

"I don't know the kindness of others..."

Dean Thomas complained.

The red-haired boy was prepared to pretend he didn't hear.

He had to face this because of Ginny.

For the first time, he felt a little resentful of his sister's behavior.

This made his time in Gryffindor difficult.

Even his family gradually received different treatment in front of Dumbledore.

Once a gap is created, the rift will only grow bigger.

This method of removing the fire from under the cauldron really works.

"Do you think Merlin missed something when he created the Weasley family?"

Draco joked with Harry and me.

"What's missing?" I asked knowingly.

"Brain." Harry gave the standard answer.

"Hahaha~" We all laughed.

Ron glanced at us with a poisonous look and came up to Hagrid.

"Professor, can we start?"

Hagrid motioned for the other students to quiet down.

"He's really biased. Just now when you were facing the Hippogriff, he didn't have any control over the situation..." I complained in a low voice.

"Let him be." Draco smiled indifferently.

He squeezed me tighter.

"Like Mr. Malfoy, staring into Buckbeak's eyes..."

"Bow to Buckbeak like Mr. Malfoy..."

Hagrid instructed non-stop.

He used Draco's performance just now as an example and told Ron about it.

The boy, who had been obedient at first, now had a red face due to anger.

"Professor, Malfoy didn't bow to the Hippogriff just now!" he corrected deliberately.

"But...but..." Hagrid was interrupted and didn't know how to respond.

He has not yet developed the prestige and credibility that a professor should have.

"Don't be so arrogant, Ron...your father..."

As the descendant of a member of the Order of the Phoenix and the son of a former comrade in the trenches, Hagrid is somewhat nostalgic.

Ron stiffened his neck, stared at Buckbeak, and said nothing.